Why money in London is different
If you live or work in London, your finances are rarely simple. Higher property prices, equity compensation, international tax, complex pension arrangements - all far more common here than the rest of the UK. An adviser who deals with this stuff regularly is much more useful than one who doesn't.
Things London clients tend to need help with
- Equity compensation. RSUs, options, ESPPs from tech, finance, and other equity-paying employers
- Property planning. Second homes, buy-to-let portfolios, passing property on
- International tax. Non-dom status, expat finances, US-UK dual citizenship
- Complex pensions. Multiple workplace pensions, SIPPs, lifetime allowance planning
- Inheritance and estate planning. Particularly given what property is worth here
How we match in London
Tell us about your situation. We'll send up to three advisers - some London-based, some remote-friendly - whose specialism fits. Every adviser is FCA authorised. If fee-only matters to you, say so and we'll prioritise it.
A few common questions
Does the adviser need to be in London?
Not necessarily. Plenty of the best advisers for London clients work remotely or from regional offices. What matters more is whether they specialise in the situations Londoners typically face. We match on specialism first, location second.
What do they typically charge?
London advisers tend to charge slightly more than the national average, reflecting both cost-of-business and the complexity of typical client situations. Flat fees commonly range from £2,000–£5,000 annually for ongoing relationships, with hourly rates from £200–£400. Always confirm fees in writing before engaging.
How quickly does this happen?
You'll get your matches by email within an hour of finishing the quiz. The advisers usually reach out within 48 hours to offer a free intro call.